FUTURE FORWARD AT CES

CES 2025 showcases groundbreaking tech innovations, from Al to sustainability

- BY SADAT OSMAN

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025, held in Las Vegas from January 7 to 10, showcased groundbreaking technologies and set the stage for the future of consumer electronics. This year's event highlighted significant advancements in artificial intelligence (Al), robotics, automotive technology, and smart home devices.

DAY 1: AI AND NEXT-GEN DISPLAYS

The first day of CES 2025 was dominated by groundbreaking advancements in artificial intelligence (Al), signaling a future where Al seamlessly integrates into every facet of daily life. Al's transformative potential was on full display, as companies unveiled products designed to elevate user experiences, simplify tasks, and redefine the boundaries of what technology can achieve.

Samsung, a CES regular, unveiled its revolutionary Home Al system. This intelligent platform connects household devices into a unified smart network, making it the centerpiece of a fully automated home. From the kitchen to the living room, Home Al adapts to user behaviors, offering personalized assistance across a wide range of tasks. One standout feature is its real-time pet behavior alerts, which use Al to monitor pets and notify owners of unusual activities. This innovation is particularly useful for pet owners with busy schedules, offering peace of mind while they're away.

Beyond Samsung, LG showcased its ThinQ+ Smart Kitchen, an ecosystem of Al-driven appliances that optimize cooking experiences. This includes refrigerators that suggest recipes based on available ingredients, ovens that self-adjust cooking times for perfect results, and dishwashers that optimize water usage based on load type. Together, these advancements demonstrated how Al can turn mundane chores into effortless experiences, adding a layer of convenience to everyday life.